>>2833
>Yeah, you went with the most plausible way to find a reason to start the revolution yet the way I see it, is that they seem nice from the outside but evil occultists whose actions remain hidden from the rest.
no comment... you were on to something, to a extent

> the mass media hold the 4th power for everything. I felt turned off from the fic when I read that at first because I implied that meaning, even though I knew Equestria works with newspapers.
I'm turned off too in fanfics when ultra modern technology that did not appear in the show is there (random hoofheld game is one thing... xbox is something else).

>>2834
>By the way, one reason I have rated this fic so high is because despite being about getting involved in a revolution, is that the protagonist sounds like what he is describing feels factually correct yet he doesn´t hide his favorable position for the revolution. In this day and age with social media, that´s an achievement.
Agreed. This was born out of a mix of my mind tending to have a very mixed state of views and that I think that all but a few leaders and radicals would truly hate the princesses 100%. Even if drive to arms she's still a figure that had the worship of a celebrity, denity (to an extent I'd imagine anyway) and mother that was around since he was a foal. I totally get liking such nuance too, as whenever I find it, even a little, in the punditry of today it's a breath of freshair.

>Twilight doesn´t know how to improvise and those mistakes cost a lot politically speaking. Good pick for representing a leader messing up so badly.
It's yet another calculation based on "this feels at least some what possible".